Goldfine Congressional hearing sparks Washington drama
The Troy Record reviews the congressional probe into Bernard Goldfine, noting his refusals to answer questions on financial operations and gifts, while describing the frictions with public relations aides and the broader implications for congressional respect and accountability. The piece highlights how the investigation stirred capital city politics and raised eyebrows over gifts and influence in government circles.
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Galdfine
Bernard Golding
Washington
Sherman Adams
Presidentia Alle
Meg 'Goldhine
Andruna
Goldine
Congress
Goldeine
Mie
Goldfine
Badins
Truth on Both Sides Kennedys Fight with NAM Over Labor Reform
The NAM faces critique from Massachusetts Senator Kennedy as the labor reform bill stalls in the House and election pressure mounts. Kennedy positions against business groups while labor leaders push for broader controls, arguing the reform does not go far enough and targets the NAM.
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Benator Kemnery Khanes
National Association of Manufacturers
House
Massachusetts Senalor
Kennedy
Ageung
NAM
Centrals Ga Uhilons
Reform or Die: Congress Faces Labor Law Clash
The piece rails against hollow reform as the nation, 16 million workers, and unions see no progress. It notes Senate actions on public employee pensions and welfare funds, the failed labor bill of rights, and NAM accusations, highlighting political caution over bold reform and public demand for honesty and decency.
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Senate
House
Kaye Fand
Ilakas
Nepublican
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Wmlon
Nationil Union
Tradedaction
Seuator Mennedy
New York
Ivo. Kennedy
Yes
Cor Hone Osly
Wovon
Faubus Victory Signals Turner in Arkansas Primary
Arkansas Governor Faubus crowned a runaway win in a Democratic preferential primary amid nationally watched tensions over school integration. He leveraged opposition to federal court orders and the National Guard deployment to resist desegregation, shaping his political narrative and rallying supporters while alienating opponents.
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Arkansas
Faubus
Fahis
Little Rock
Nacional Guard
Paubur
Peypus
Lutee
Yaubus Tong
Coud
Democratic
Ciping
Polil
Faubuain Ing
Paubus
Arkansas Maninerats
Woulsiders
Government pump priming boosts postwar housing push
The Associated General Contractors Association and administration officials say construction, rebounding from recession, will lead the way. Yesterday the government released 150 million dollars more for the special mortgage buying program of the Federal National Mortgage Association, raising the total to 760 million. Congress has provided for the program, with 80 million previously released, as the nation bets on housing activity to lift the economy.
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Eadler
Associated General Contractors Assoviation
Awveys Alto
Federal National Mortgage Association
Congress
Government housing and road spending boost sparks debate
A chaotic editorial discusses new federal housing and road funding. It defends expanded spending as prudent after WPA era experience, notes a June housing bill totaling 3.475 billion and a 4 billion allocation for state road work, and argues the investments will create jobs and meet rising housing needs despite partisan concerns.
Assassination Trials and Violence Across Middle East Politicians
An editorial reflects on the attempted murder of Lebanon's premier Sami Solh and a deadly car bombing that killed eight, including a child. It contrasts the incidents with prior assassinations in the region and elsewhere, warning that political murder is entwined with regional power struggles and shapes Western views on Middle East stability.
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Sami Solh
Chamoun
Mosswna
Sarai Sohl
Vie Altempt
West
Middle East
Kite Wasshun
Iraq
Wren
Uba
Carlos Castillo
Armas
Tlacemala
Remon
Panama
Preyer Mahmoud Tahing Nokrashy Pasha
Beypi
Abdullah
Dardan Amt
Thaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan
Tania Pronier
Ianamara
Lebatean
Rael Ab Solh
Cairo
Jordan
Ning Ilussein
Army training incident in Arkansas sparks probe
An Army training punishment on a hot basketball court left 31 recruits burned and hospitalized. The sergeant is under arrest as investigators review the incident and the chain of command.
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Cleveland
Berlin
Ike Adits
Fork Chafee
Ark
Wee
Aly
Hwa
Record Newspaper Policy On Anonymous Letters
The Record Newspapers will publish unsigned letters only if writers request anonymity and sign with a name or initial. Addresses must be included to be considered. Unsigned communications may be shortened or not published to protect confidentiality.
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U.S
Record
Fishermen demand access to Tomhannock waterway rights
A veteran appeals to the press arguing public fishing rights on the Tomhannock stream should be allowed. He notes a local water commission presence, motor boats, and pollution concerns but sees no reason to bar fishing if land and water are kept clean and machinery maintained. He urges Troy to permit and protect fishing there.
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Tomhannock
Troy
Sioner
Adams Ridiculed At Jenner Dinner
Washington conservatives in the Republican Party taunted Gov. Sherman Adams at a farewell banquet in Washington. They ridiculed his ties to the Bernard Goldfine affair while praising him, amid a bipartisan crowd including Eastland and McCarthy. Senator Jenner defended the Hoosier delegation, and the event featured pointed humor on national issues.
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Peter Erson
Washington
NEA
Sherman Atlas
Bernard Goldline
William
Jenneral
Tidiana
Alain
Walter Koran
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Kieran
Adams
Maaco
Bulhey
Middle East Crisis Tests Ike Dulles Summit Plans
Analysis argues that the Israel question complicates any Middle East summit by United States and Western powers. It notes Arab nationalism, Nasser rhetoric, and Western diplomacy struggling to balance aid, neutrality, and UN guarantees while pressuring for a pro Israel stance in a volatile region.
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Guile Bilss
Middle East
Beiret
Washington
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Nail
Ity
Jerusalem
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Eisenhower
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Yankee
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Veith
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Nasser
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Larael
Nile
Bron
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Arnis
Chennault Rendered Final Honors at Arlington Cemetery
Washington AP United States and Nationalist China joined in final honors for Li Geil Chennault the 67 year old Flying Tigers leader who died Sunday in New Orleans of lung cancer. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery near the historic mansion once occupied by Confederate Gen Robert E Lee. Chiang Kai shek’s wife glued bowed at the graveside beside Chennault’s widow as an Air Force squad fired three volleys and saluted with bugle taps. The casket was borne by artillery team drawn by black horses as Gen Chennault had requested. Mourners included Gen Nathan Twining and Gen Carl Spaatz, marking a formal military farewell.
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Li. Geil
Claire Chennault
Flying . Tigers
Chennault
New Orleans
Artington National Cemenery
Robert “Tee
Madea Chiang Kabshek
China
Asean Air Force Squad
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Can Aypiy
Chenpaull
Nathan ‘Bwining
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The
Dain Chiefs of Staff
Cait Spaatz
First Air Oree
Word and Wisdom Test: Morris Vocabulary Puzzle
Rounding up a quirky self scoring test by Morris asks readers to match lettered word clues to closest meanings. The page lists ten items with paired options and a scoring key, inviting readers to tally their vocabulary gains.
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Guta
Ted
Balderdush
Guisc
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Cutile
Grir
Grike
Goto
Groma
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Gih-Paw
Wile Jcialy
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Willa Morris
Doctor Explains Broken Heart and Angina Confusion
A correspondent questions media depictions of broken hearts causing death, explaining angina pectoris as heart artery narrowing. The piece notes emotional stress can trigger chest pain, clarifies angina often managed with activity adjustment, and rebuts bleak older beliefs about prognosis.
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Ling Lu Leary
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